FundingTraders runs a global code, so the discount in the listing above applies across its range rather than to a single campaign. The firm is also unusual among the ones PFTrace tracks in the shape of its offers: rather than only cutting the price, it has repeatedly run multi-account promotions — buying one challenge and receiving several.
What a Buy 1 Get 3 offer actually gives you
A multi-account promotion is not a discount in disguise, and comparing it to a percentage off is not straightforward. Three accounts for the price of one sounds like a 66% reduction, but that is only true if you would have bought three accounts.
Two honest ways to read it:
- If you intended to buy one account, the promotion has given you two extra attempts. Those have real value if you might fail and want to retry without buying again — the equivalent of prepaid resets. They have no value at all if you pass first time and never touch them.
- If you intended to buy several accounts, the promotion is a straightforward and very large saving, and the comparison to a percentage discount is direct.
That means the same offer is a modest deal for one trader and an excellent one for another, at identical terms. Work out which you are before concluding anything from the headline.
What our record shows
PFTrace re-checks each firm's offer daily and keeps a dated record. FundingTraders' record is one of the shorter ones we hold, which is itself informative: the firm is a more recent addition to the tracked set than the long-established names.
Within that short record, the pattern is clear. The firm discounts substantially and repeatedly, with recurring figures in the upper half of the sector's range, and it has run the multi-account promotion more than once — the same Buy 1 Get 3 structure appearing on separate occasions rather than as a one-off. That repetition is the useful signal: it suggests the promotion is part of how the firm prices rather than an experiment, which makes it reasonable to expect something similar again.
The firm has also run straight percentage reductions on single accounts. So there are genuinely two offer types to choose between, and they suit different intentions as set out above.
What to check on the listing
- Whether the current offer is a percentage or a multi-account promotion. They are not comparable, and the listing states which is live.
- What the extra accounts are. The same size as the one you buy, or smaller? The difference matters to the value.
- Which sizes are covered, since coverage has varied.
- Any expiry or usage limit attached to the promotion.
Applying the code
- Copy the code from the listing above.
- Follow the link through to FundingTraders' account selection.
- Choose your account size and model.
- Paste the code into the promo code field at checkout.
- Confirm the total changes — or, for a multi-account offer, confirm the additional accounts appear — before you pay.
What to check before buying
- Drawdown type and size. Static or trailing, and whether unrealised profit counts against it.
- Daily loss limits and whether measured on balance or equity.
- Profit split and payout schedule, including the minimum withdrawal.
- Consistency rules that can fail a profitable trader.
- Whether rules differ between the accounts in a multi-account offer, if you take one.
See the FundingTraders listing for the current code and our last check date, and the glossary for rule terminology.
Frequently asked questions
Is Buy 1 Get 3 better than a percentage discount?
If you would have bought multiple accounts anyway, yes — substantially. If you only wanted one, the extra accounts are prepaid retries rather than cash back, and a straight discount may suit you better.
Do the extra accounts match the one I buy?
Check the listing. Whether the additional accounts are the same size as the purchased one or smaller changes the value considerably.
Does the FundingTraders code work on a single account?
The firm has run straight percentage reductions on single accounts as well as multi-account promotions. The listing above shows which is current.